Hotel At The Green Grape – A Favorite for Families in Prague

Each room is individually themed after a historical figure from Prague's past, such as the Tycho de Brahe suite with dark wood panelling and antique furniture. Bathrooms include heated floors, bathrobes, slippers, and toiletries, while top-floor rooms offer air conditioning and views toward the castle. Accommodations range from Standard Double Rooms to One-Bedroom Suites, some with separate living rooms and Renaissance or Baroque ceilings.

The hotel has a Gothic wine cellar used for private tastings, an outdoor patio with a water fountain for breakfast in summer, and a tile stove with original 17th-century wooden beams and frescoes. Complimentary high-speed wired internet is provided in all rooms, and reception staff offer concierge service, currency exchange, and express check-in/check-out. Private parking is available in the garden on request, and airport shuttle service can be arranged through the hotel.

Breakfast is served at the sister hotel, The White Lily, located just across the street, with a buffet offering hot options that change daily, cold cuts, cheeses, fresh pastries, fruits, yogurt, and even prosecco. The buffet includes eggs made to order (boiled, poached, or scrambled), and a selection of cakes and donuts. The breakfast room opens onto a charming inner courtyard for al fresco dining during warmer months.

The hotel is 400 metres from Prague Castle, 850 metres from Charles Bridge, and 1.7 km from Old Town Square and the Astronomical Clock. It sits on a quiet street in Malá Strana, 100 metres from the Malostranské Náměstí tram stop and 800 metres from Malostranská metro station. Nearby attractions include the American Embassy and fewer crowds than the Old Town, with bars and restaurants within easy walking distance.

The building dates from the 17th century and retains original Renaissance and Baroque ceilings, wooden beams, arches, and frescoes throughout the public areas. Each room's décor combines historical elements with wood panelling and antique furniture, creating living spaces that reference Prague's cultural past. The hotel provides walking tours, bike tours, and classes about local culture, and its intimate setting is aimed at history enthusiasts seeking a peaceful experience away from tourist crowds.

Rooms: Individually themed after Prague's historical figures

Dining: Buffet breakfast with daily changing hot options and prosecco

Character: 17th-century building with Renaissance/Baroque ceilings and frescoes

Location: 400 m from Prague Castle, 850 m from Charles Bridge

Amenities: Heated bathroom floors, Gothic wine cellar for tastings

Parking: Private garden parking on request